Katelyn Kraemer, and
Muhammed Smidi explained just how easy it is to keep information from parents, getting past tracking software, sharing explicit photos, and more.
When it comes to hiding social media activity, the teens said it s easy. On Safari, they have a private browsing mode that doesn t save your search history, so you can search whatever you want and have no record of it, Katie stated. There s a my eyes only camera roll on Snapchat where you have to put in a special code to access a secret camera roll that is nowhere else on your phone.
When asked about tracking apps, Katie shared, There is a way to get around almost all of them, and if you can t get around them, you can just plug in your old phone and use that.
Metro Detroit teens reveal social media secrets
High schoolers open up about online practices that parents may not know about
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A significant struggle among parents raising teenagers is not knowing what they’re doing on social media, or how they’re doing it.
In a candid interview, four students from Chippewa High School and Dakota High School opened up about how teens are using the internet, and some secrets that parents might not know.
Students Katelyn Kraemer, T.J, Laryea, Katie Kraemer and Muhammed Smidi explain how teens keep information and messages private, bypass parental “spy” software and more.
Coffee and Conversation: Take care of your mental health
Victoria Hansen
Special to The Journal-Standard
May is Mental Health Awareness month. Farmers across our county, state and nation take such great care of the land and their livestock. But sometimes they forget to take care of themselves. During May and Mental Health Awareness Month, we want to remind farmers to put yourself first. A healthy farm needs a healthy you.
If you or someone you know is struggling with stress, anxiety, depression, addiction or other mental health challenges, you are not alone. Reach out and ask for help. For signs and symptoms, as well as helpful tools, resources, and hotlines, go to ilfb.org/mentalhealthwellness. Remember we are stronger together.
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Here s how some metro Detroit schools are adapting to give seniors a safe & fun prom
Another prom season is here and the pandemic is still changing the milestone celebration for high school seniors.
Posted at 5:23 AM, Apr 29, 2021
and last updated 2021-04-29 08:47:41-04
(WXYZ) â Another prom season is here and the pandemic is still changing the milestone celebration for high school seniors.
Schools are trying to navigate state COVID-19 restrictions while putting on an event that would traditionally have 400-500 guests.
Currently, indoor non-residential gatherings are capped at 25 people in Michigan and outdoor non-residential gatherings are limited to 300 people.
It s a difficult time, but schools and student leaders are charting a path forward while some parents are making their own plans to make sure students get their moment in the senior prom spotlight.